Veronica Ann Seefried was born July 4, 1950

LONGMUIR - Veronica Ann Seefried was born July 4, 1950, to William and Opal Seefried in Eatonia, Sask. She was the second child; Randy was her older brother, Corinne, her younger sister and Claye, her younger brother. She attended school in Eatonia until grade 11, then went to Kindersley to finish her grade 11 & 12 and to be an escort for her younger brother Claye. After grade 12 she attended the University of Saskatchewan. She graduated in 1972 with a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics.

She married the love of her life Don Longmuir in 1971; they just celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary. Life has been good to them as they have three wonderful sons Curtis (Brooke), Tristan, Teylor and Presley. Karman (Christiana), Lane and Lacey. Nathan (Amanda), Clayton, Luke and Madison. These 8 grandchildren have made their life complete, Don and Veronica love keeping up with what’s current with their grandchildren.

Veronica has run a successful quilting store for the past 41 years. She could not have done with this without the hard work of many loyal employees including the two that are carrying on right now, Beth and Gaylene. Her passion for this business and love for her customers and fabric have been evident through all 41 years.

Veronica was hit with a huge health challenge of multiple myeloma in October of 2016. Her determination to keep going was evident in her daily struggles. In September 2020, she had two titanium rods put in her legs to help with stability. Her hope was to walk again, and she did!

She loves her family and the wonderful support systems she had from everyone.
She wants everyone to chase their love and passion of what they want to do. She has deep faith and has never quivered on that because she knows God will decide when the time has come.

Veronica was predeceased by her parents William and Opal Seefried and her brother Claye. She is survived by her loving husband Don, brother Randy (Cheryl) Seefried and her sister Corinne Von Hagen. Veronica will be truly missed by her family and all who knew her and shared in her life.

Due to the COVID-19 restrictions at this time, the service for Veronica will be a private family service.